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https://www.buzzfeed.com/terrycarter/will-smith-black-lives-matter-angela-rye

1. Terry Carter Jr. is the author of the article and has over 500 articles written for BuzzFeed.
2. The article is for those who aren't too informed about the current issues of racism that is rampant in the world today, specifically towards black people.
3. Will Smith talks about "rage" and how people can use this "rage" in order to battle racism, and he also gives light on the BLM movement going on.
4. The author uses quotes from Will Smith in order to truly send the message that is being talked about.

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/terrycarter/will-smith-black-lives-matter-angela-rye

1. Author is Terry Carter Jr., an editor and staff of Buzzfeed. He has experience, with 500 posts.

2. His target audience is probably people from places such as the US wherein the BLM movement is rampant.

3. The article shows and explains the statements gained from the interview, on Will Smith’s views on the black lives matter movement and how he wants to shed light on it.

4. He mostly shows pictures of Will Smith from the interview or photos on the BLM movement, and adds descriptions or quotations of what he says throughout the article.

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Link: https://www.buzzfeed.com/terrycarter/brandon-kyle-goodman-black-lives-matter-interview
(1) The writer behind this article is Terry Carter Jr. He is a New York-based

Pop Culture and Trending Stories Editor of BuzzFeed under the category of Arts and Entertainment.  He was featured in not only BuzzFeed, but also MSN, ZDNet, Yahoo, BellaSugar, Times Colonist, FR24 News, iHeartRadio.
(2) The article is written for the fans of  "Big Mouth" Writer and Modern Love actor Brandon Kyle Goodman as it is an interview addressing how he emerged as a powerful voice in the Black Lives Matter movement through his usage of social media interactions.
(3) The article was basically about how the Black Lives Matter movement has inspired Brandon Kyle Goodman while sharing his thoughts on police reform, and how he's utilizing his role as a writer on Big Mouth to deliver more inclusive storylines in the forthcoming seasons.
(4) The author wrote the article through a form of Q&A manner, where it is like an interview that you get questioned from the interviewer and receive a response after from the interviewee to make it seem a little more interactive rather than just simply putting paragraphs of answers.

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Link: https://www.buzzfeed.com/terrycarter/danielle-fishel-apologized-trina-mcgee-boy-meets-world
(1) This article was written by Terry Carter Jr. He is an editor on Buzzfeed, and according to his Twitter bio, he was previously on REVOLT TV, POPSUGAR, and VIBE.
(2) The article was written for the fans of the show (Boy Meets World) McGee and Fishel starred in. They were most likely taken aback by McGee's tweets regarding her "extremely stressful" situation on the set of the show. Terry Carter Jr. most likely intended to lighten the situation saying that both stars have already made amends.
(3) The article talks about how Trina McGee has gracefully accepted Danielle Fishel's apology for being "cold and distant" to her on the set of Girl Meets World (spin-off of BMW).
(4) The author of the article made use of nostalgic photos of the co-stars of BMW seen together on the show. The author made more use of photos rather than text/words to relay their message to the readers.

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Link: https://www.buzzfeed.com/natashajokic1/blm-george-floyd-protests-achieved
1. This was written by a British resident writer on Buzzfeed. Aside from that, no other credentials or info is given.
2. The article is written for those who have protested for the Black Lives Matter Movement. This is because it focuses on the effects of the protests.
3. The article talks about things that the Black Lives Matter Protests have changed.
4. The post does not contain a lot of text. It just contains pictures with a short caption or description under it. So basically, it is kind off just like a brief update on the effects of the Black Lives Matter Protests.

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Link: https://www.buzzfeed.com/sydrobinson1/feminist-movement-excludes-black-women

1. Syd Robinson, in the website her credentials are not described however, it does show her Twitter page and her other post for buzzfeed
2. The article mainly focuses for black women/feminist in the US however it can be read by everyone else
3. The gist is that even feminists/or feminism in the U.S. also have or shows signs of discrimination and prejudices against black African-American women.
4. The manner of  the writing in the article  is very vague-ish, there is a little bit of explanation however for an article it is the explanation and discussion of the topics evidences and points need to be explained more

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Link: https://www.buzzfeed.com/terrycarter/will-smith-black-lives-matter-angela-rye
1. Author: Terry Carter Jr.
- Part of the Buzzfeed staff
- Use to be part of REVOLT TV, POPSUGAR and VIBE (mostly places for blogs relating to pop culture)
2. The article is written mainly for the millennials or young generations who are enraged with the racist and unjustified acts people do to African Americans.
3. In the article Will Smith discusses in the interview his own racist oppressions as a kid and how he wants the younger generation to use their “rage” in a controlled manner as a way to fight against these racist oppressions.
4. In the title of the article, it is already used as a way to enrage the readers by saying how Will Smith was called the N word. It then followed up with Will Smiths message of wanting the younger generation to use their “rage” to reshape the future which is indirectly also the message of the author. The article then shows the other parts of the interview like the background of the inequalities he face when he was a kid. I think it’s also interesting to know how Will Smiths message of controlling ones rage is not shown before his message of using rage to reshape the future or after that message, showing that the Author doesn’t really want people to think that or it’s not part of the authors own prioritized message it’s just there

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/terrycarter/brandon-kyle-goodman-black-lives-matter-interview
1. This article was written by Terry Carter Jr, a member of the BuzzFeed staff.
2. This article is written for those who support the BLM protest and follow Brandon Kyle Goodman.
3. This article aims to share Brandon's opinions and thoughts about the BLM protest and injustices that African Americans face.
4. Throughout the whole article, the author mainly used the quotes and  answers of Brandon from an interview to show the readers Brandon's support and opinions about the BLM movement.

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/victoriagasparowicz/how-to-be-an-ally-guide
This article was written by Victoria Gasparowicz, they are part of the staff for Buzzfeed. They are a writer for Buzzfeed, the article is written for people who want to become allies and stand up against oppression. The article is about ways on how to be a good ally to black people. The author conveys their message by using mostly viral social media posts and graphics that explain their sentiment. The article asks its readers if they have been taking action by donating to organizations, helping those who aren't as privileged, understanding the struggles of the black community, and other ways of being an ally.

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/morganmurrell/travis-scott-black-lives-matter-create-kanye-west

    1. Morgan Murrell wrote the article and she is a member of the BuzzFeed staff
    2. The article is written for those who know or follow Travis Scott, and gives a context about his views and reasoning surrounding the Black Lives Matter movement. 
    3. The gist of the article is to inform people that Travis Scott is now supporting the BLM Movement and he will take action and contact the mayor of Houston in order to make change.
    4. The author writes the article in a way that it shows Travis’ quotes and why he is not supporting the BLM Movement despite criticizing it before.

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/terrycarter/justin-bieber-benefitted-from-black-culture
1. The writer of this article is Terry Carter Jr, a BuzzFeed staff.

2. The article is written for everyone.

3. The article talks about Justin Bieber and his support for the Black Lives Matter Campaign as black culture influenced his success.

4. There wasn't much written by the author himself, the article was  mostly quotes from Bieber himself regarding the BLM campaign and how much he supports it.

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/pictures-of-protests-during-the-past-few-weeks
1. The post was made by Matt Stopera, a Deputy Editorial Director in BuzzFeed.
2. The article is written for everyone.
3. The article contains a compilation of pictures of how American cities have changed in what they are protesting for.
4. The author didn't write anything at all and just compiled images from verified international media companies like Reuters. He wanted to highlight the change in what Americans are fighting for this year.  Americans shifted from fighting for reopening the economy to a bigger fight for racial justice and and end to police brutality. The pictures alone are more than enough in highlighting the size and scale of the problem these people are fighting for.

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Travis Scott Explained Why He Supports The BLM Movement And How He Holds Kanye West Accountable

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A) Morgan Murrell - She is a buzzfeed staff and she is also an African-American.
B) It is written for everyone, all races
C) It talks about Travis Scott's standpoint on the BLM and how he supports it and mentions Kanye West as someone who is with his in this movement.

"It's a fight that we've been fighting for, and it seems no one wants to give us this result we've been looking for — for years— and our voices need to be heard."

D) The writer is writing in a 3rd person point of view which makes the article unbiased to a sense.

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Updated on Aug 20, 2020. Posted on Aug 20, 2020

"Our voices need to be heard."

After coming to terms with the alarming reality of our current social climate, Travis Scott is determined to make a change through his music and philanthropy.

In a new interview for the September issue of GQ, the "Sicko Mode" rapper opened up about his views on the Black Lives Matter movement and talking to Kanye West about his political views.

"Everyone's entitled to their own opinion," Travis said about Kanye's controversial political views. "I just tell him how I feel. How people feel about this shit."

To read more about Travis and his plans for change, be sure to check out his full GQ interview.

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· Updated on Aug 20, 2020. Posted on Aug 20, 2020 "Our voices need to be heard." After coming to terms with the alarming reality of our current social climate, Travis Scott is determined to make a change through his music and philanthropy.

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Article:https://www.buzzfeed.com/morganmurrell/travis-scott-black-lives-matter-create-kanye-west

1. Is written by a Black woman who supports the BLM movement, based on the profile picture of the author.
2. This is article is for the people who know the internal conflict in the States.
3. The author is trying to convey what Travis Scott is trying to do to support the BLM Movement
4. The author uses quotations of what Travis said, this allows the message to be conveyed as Travis was saying it himself.

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Article: https://www.buzzfeed.com/shylawatson/beyonce-delivered-a-powerful-graduation-speech-about-racism
1. Written by Shyla Watson a writer for buzzfeed who has made over 1322 posts
2. The article is targetted towards those who feel "different" or "excluded" because of their skin color, race and other factors
3.  We should use our collective voices to fight against societal issues today
4. The author wants to inspire others tas seen in the optimistic tone throughout the article

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BLM supporters and company giants.

Company giants are contradicting themselves, unable to decide whether to support BLM. This cussed widespread outrage.

The author wrote in the manner of resentment, and anger,

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/terrycarter/brandon-kyle-goodman-black-lives-matter-interview
1. Written by Terry Carter Jr. who is a staff of Buzzfeed with 500 posts and has been working for about  a year.
2. This article is for the supporters of the BLM protests but more importantly to the affected African-Americans victims.
3. This article wants to show that this featured man is concerned with the victims and he believes that it needs to stop before it gets too far.
4. This author although his thoughts are not from him alone, he is still able to support the people in need and was able to help reach out to the victims affected with this man's powerful message.

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"It was inspiring to know that there are people who stand with me as a Black woman in America."

2. A history lesson:

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"I attended a march in Atlanta, Georgia that began at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center, near Ebenezer Church, the church Dr. King preached in. We were asked to dress in Sunday best to mimic the civil rights marches that Dr. King conducted.

Bernice King, daughter of MLK, spoke to us. 'My father reminded us that true peace is not merely the absence of tension; it is the presence of justice.' She thanked those in attendance.

We marched through Atlanta to the capital. On the way, we passed a mural of John Lewis, a civil rights icon. It was a march that was filled with a lot of lessons from history but also a lot of determination for a better future."

- pjjames

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Here Are 15 Stories From Black Lives Matter Protesters

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/morganmurrell/travis-scott-black-lives-matter-create-kanye-west
1. The author of the article is Morgan Murell, who is a staff who works in Buzzfeed.
2. The article is written for those who are familiar with the rap scene, and the diss and the drama that comes along with it in the context of the black lives matter movement
3. The article looks at the views of Travis Scott towards the Black Lives Matter Movement, and the impact of his influence in mobilizing a generation to speak up.
4. The manner of writing in this article is simply a feature article that excludes the opinion of the author.

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/juliapugachevsky/how-to-talk-to-family-about-racism
1. The author of the article is Julia Pugachevsky, a Buzzfeed love and relationships editor.
2. The target audience of this article is society in general, when talking to their family/friends about race.
3. The article is trying to show the importance of proper etiquette when talking about racism to family and/or friends, which is deeply embedded into our society.
4. The author used the numbers to highlight the 10 steps of her main idea, along with pictures for each in order for the readers to understand what she is trying to say more clearly. She also spoke to two experts regarding this for a more detailed explanation.

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https://www.buzzfeed.com/morganmurrell/travis-scott-black-lives-matter-create-kanye-west

1. Morgan Murrell is an African-American writer and reporter at BuzzFeed. She does not have many credentials and as an employee at this company, she is simply paid to do her job.

2. This article was written for everyone.

3. It conveys Travis Scott's plans to make a change and promote the BLM movement through his music in collaboration with Kanye West.

4. The author simply compiled several Instagram posts about Travis Scott's stance towards BLM and captioned each with a quote from him. This ensures that the information is from Travis himself and that these are exactly what he feels about the issue.

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Updated on Jun 12, 2020. Posted on Jun 8, 2020

Get out there!

This past week, we've seen truly gigantic protests in major cities all across the United States.

But that doesn't mean people haven't been protesting in smaller places and numbers across the US. Just take a look at...

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19 Pictures That Prove That Literally No Single Protest Is Too Small

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· Updated on Jun 12, 2020. Posted on Jun 8, 2020 Get out there! This past week, we've seen truly gigantic protests in major cities all across the United States. But that doesn't mean people haven't been protesting in smaller places and numbers across the US. Just take a look at...

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1. This article is written by Julia Pugachevsky, who is a love and relationships editor for Buzzfeed.

Her credentials may not be sufficient to discuss the topic at hand, so they interviewed some experts in the field: Araya Baker, a therapist, educator, and mental health advocate, and Monnica Williams, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist and director of the Laboratory for Culture and Mental Health Disparities.

2. This article is written for the general populace.

3. Thesis: It can be difficult — but there are practical ways to make things more effective for everyone.

4. She reinforces her message to her target audience with the help of quotations from experts, informal diction, second-person point of view, and visual imagery.

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It can be difficult - but there are practical ways to make things more effective for everyone.

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But making sure those conversations are constructive is often easier said than done.

Here are 10 things to focus on when talking to family or friends about race, racism, and injustice:

1. Educate yourself first so you can accurately articulate your opinion.

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When talking to someone who might disagree with you, it can be difficult to fully convey your point if you don't know the context behind it. As a starting point around racism, there are plenty of books, films, and resources that can provide necessary background.

At the same time, if you - or your family - aren't yet aware of the history of racism, keep in mind that it's not entirely your fault. "Most people's invalidation of racism's well-documented history can be traced back to two failures of our education system," says Araya Baker.

"Schools teach revisionist accounts of history that distort necessary historical context," he says. "Schools also don't teach structural analysis of -isms. Things like racism, sexism, or classism are framed as micro-level interpersonal issues." This is often to avoid discussing power dynamics and how people can both use privilege in a harmful way or benefit from privilege in a passive way, he says.

3. Keep a few links, videos, podcasts, or statistics handy.

7. Be humble yourself.

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Privilege is not a clear-cut metric, nor is race or class the only way one has it. Approaching it from that angle - and not an "I'm educating you" way - can take you further.

Often, people are most receptive to criticism when the person teaching displays humility, says Baker. "For me, that can be explaining my learning curve about class and male privilege. I'm a queer Black person, but I also grew up in a financially stable, middle class family, and I'm also read as a cisgender male," says Baker. "Sharing this often signals to people that my interest in dismantling inequitable power structures isn't just a self-centered endeavor."

10. Lastly, consider this an opportunity for yourself, where you don't need to tolerate disrespect, bigotry, or hatred.

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"A lot of courageous folks who confront their family members about issues related to oppression and privilege get alienated or intimidated," says Baker. "I urge them to take their courage a step further, and consider that not everyone who's related to you by blood is 'family.'"

Maybe this moment feels like a bigger catalyst in your life, one where you realize that even though you "agreed to disagree" in the past, you just can't do it now. Unfortunately, sticking up for what you believe in can mean distancing or cutting yourself off from people you thought you were close with.

"Losing [connection] can be a complicated trauma to cope with, but you will survive it," says Baker. The good news? "You'll find many like-minded people along your journey. And they'll affirm every truth of yours that others refused to acknowledge or hold space for."

Interviews have been lightly edited for length or clarity.

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Allen Uy - A Woman On TikTok Sang A Song Calling Out People For Using Racist Statistics, And It's Gone Super Viral

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It was written by Shelby Heinrich, a buzzfeed news writer who seems have a more left leaning political agenda, like the company itself who been historically left wing.

This is written primarily towards other left leaning individuals, as they are the primary readers and audience of buzzfeed articles

The article shows that a woman pointing out "Racist" statistics being used by politicians as well as the "racism" involved in the census data collection using tiktok, is going viral and spreading

The writer conveys anger towards the stats as well as pride that the tiktok which is calling it out is gaining more traction. In such a fashion to build up pride that the movement is gaining more traction and the issues are gaining more light.

Article: https://www.buzzfeed.com/shelbyheinrich/tiktok-song-jingle-statistics-viral

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Article Link: https://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/one-person-protests
Title:

19 Pictures That Prove That No Single Protest Is Too Small

1. Dave Stopera wrote the article/produced the compilation of pictures. He is a member of the BuzzFeed staff.
2. The article is written for those who have not or are not participating in the BLM protests.
3.  No matter how small, the message of BLM needs to get through to others, meaning that we have to participate in these kinds of efforts.
4. The author uses an encouraging or inspirational tone in the few words he writes (before the compilation of photos begin)

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LINK: https://www.buzzfeed.com/terrycarter/will-smith-black-lives-matter-angela-rye
1. The writer is Terry Carter Jr. of BuzzFeed. He has around 500 posts on BuzzFeed and has been active about 1 year already. He is an editor and he follows different movements including the BLM movement.
2. The article is written for a general audience and the followers of the BLM movement. The article is written as a means to educate people about what it means to fight for justice peacefully and about anger from a problem that has been around for a long time: racism.
3. The basic gist of the article is basically Will Smith addressing his views and and support for the peaceful black lives matter movement around the world as it shows awareness and brings light to many problems that has plagued society for a while.
4. The manner of writing by which the author conveys such a sentiment is that the author presents the article in a mostly objective manner. There is always a reference to the source about the article and all the important details from the conversation of Will Smith was highlighted and written in the article which shows no bias to certain parts of the conversation. I think the author made it in such a way so that people are able to learn from it objectively instead of using their opinions to judge something that they might not always be in agreement of.

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Link: https://www.buzzfeed.com/morganmurrell/travis-scott-black-lives-matter-create-kanye-west
1) The article was written by Morgan Murrell. Self-described to be a Senior Celebrity & Pop Culture Reporter and Social Media Manager; no other information is provided by Buzzfeed or her personal web handles. Has written over 1265 "posts" on Buzzfeed. These credentials are very much akin to tabloid writers (writers who deal in sensational stories, often involving celebrities) and entertainment journalists (writers who deal in popular culture and entertainment business)

2) According to statistics from verto, the main demographic of Buzzfeed readers include women aged 18 - 34 (43.7%), encompassing about the same age bracket as millennials (22 - 38). Besides this, her articles would most probably be read by very casual readers given the nature of the headlines and the involvement of celebrities.

3) Travis Scott's (rapper) response, both verbally and concretely, to the Black Lives Matter movement and his opinion on Kanye West (rapper) in relation to the movement.

4) The article is written in a way that somewhat embodies a somewhat sensationalised-style of reporting: the inclusion of the name of well-known artists and a trending and controversial movement attached to the title will surely capture attention. Upon reading the article, it is sectioned into paragraphs containing one or two sentences (often including quotes) written in bold and a picture. This makes for very easy and engaging reading due to the brevity in which the article is written in and the interesting photos of celebrities.

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LINK: https://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanschocket2/jeffree-star-james-charles-apology-backlash

(1)  Ryan Shocket is the article writer

Credentials: red carpet reporter / pop culture writer - Buzzfeed

University of North Carolina - History Major, minor in media and journalism

Editorial Intern - Esquire Magazine

News Intern for Touch Lifestyle Magazine

Assistant Editor for Arts and Entertainment - The Daily Tar Heel

These credentials imply that the writer's expertise is on past or current events specializing in pop culture and 'yellow journalism'.

(2) The article is written with badges "WTF, BUZZ, and BLM". This implies that the article audience are for BLM allies, shock-enthusiasts, and regular Buzzfeed visitors. The content also speaks to the beauty and drama community. This content also shows Jeffrey portraying hijack-activism which is exploitative of the BLM activist movement by definition.

(3) The article focuses on Jeffree Star's breaking-of-silence with regards to past racist or scandalous controversies while trying to gain sympathy points by hijack-activism by integrating topics of BLM (e.g. Breonna Taylor)

(4) The writer gives initial title and caption with negative connotations associated with Jeffree Star's video. The author also only shows negative criticisms by BLM activists towards Jeffree Star's video implying implicit biases against Jeffree Star. The writer tries to remain unbiased by only stating facts but states only one-side of opinions thus remains biased throughout.

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Updated on Jul 21, 2020. Posted on Jul 19, 2020

"This is 'hijack-tivism.'"

By now you've at least heard of all the drama in the YouTube beauty community. But if not, I'll sum it up quick.

YouTuber Tati Westbrook recently released a video, called "Breaking My Silence...," and in it she accused Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson of manipulating her into posting a take-down video of James Charles. You know, the infamous "Bye Sister" video.

Well, since the video was released, Jeffree had gone pretty silent on social platforms. But now he's uploaded a video - called "Doing What's Right" - in which he essentially apologizes to James and addresses some of his own problematic behavior.

"I've been silent for a very long time, and I know that's very rare for me," Jeffree said. "I've taken a lot of time to do a lot of self-reflection. Now, in the past, I have been guilty of speaking out of anger, out of frustration, out of my emotions."

Jeffree then went on to apologize for believing and spreading rumors about James. "I would personally like to apologize to James Charles for the words that I've said and for my actions," he said. "If I was really close with someone, I should have had the ability to simply call them and ask and say, 'Hey, these are the things that are being said to me.'"

He added, "Instead, I didn't. I let people really gas me up and get me going behind the scenes, and I really fell for a lot of things, and I got really caught up in the hype."

OK, here's where it gets...strange.

Jeffree then went on to talk about issues that a lot of people found confusing and problematic. He brought up the deaths of Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain and Black trans women.

This inclusion struck people the wrong way. Jeffree used it as a way to "escape accountability," one user said. "[BLM] is not a prop for you to use in order to clear your record."

It sparked heavy backlash on Twitter:

Jeffree has not responded to the backlash, but we will update you if he does. For more information and resources on the Black Lives Matter movement, click here.

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1. The article is written by Matt Stopera, a Buzzfeed staff. He is a Deputy Editorial Director, meaning that he has credentials that show his affiliations with Buzzfeed.

2. The article is written for supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement, or people who generally support the goals of the movement.

3. The article shows pictures of international support for Black Lives Matter in several other countries.

4. The author does not actually write text in the article, with words only being used to cite the images. Instead, he tries to convey his message using images of protests to incite certain feelings or emotions within readers.

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(1) Who wrote the article? Who or what are his/her institutional affiliations? Describe the nature of such credentials and affiliations.

(2) For whom is the article written?

(3) In one sentence, what is the gist of the article?

(4) Describe the manner of writing by which the author conveys such a sentiment to his audience.